This piece is done on one of the tiles I colored with my Tombow markers earlier last month. http://suejacobs.blogspot.com/2011/05/colored-backgrounds-with-tombow-markers.html I really enjoy that technique. This tile was done with a dark green micron pigma pen and a dark green colored pencil for shading. I realize that it doesn't really look like I used a dark green micron pen but I can assure you a black pen would have given a very different result.
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Very pretty! Which pattern is the ribbon/band that cuts across the upper right corner? I think I've seen it before but can't place it, and I like it
ReplyDeletehi and thanks! - the pattern you are referring to is Fleuve. Find it at http://www.flickr.com/photos/54810268@N02/5143948699/in/pool-1447935@N21/
ReplyDeleteSue, your colour looks so lovely, cool and calm with a party of tangles celebrating!
ReplyDeleteAhh hah! Thank you :D
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